Website Architecture Questions Answered, Part V
Continuing my Q&A series on Website Architecture, these questions were presented to me before and during my webinar of the same topic. We have some more good questions and answers […]
How to Create a Directory Structure Search Engines Rock To
When a website goes into development most of the attention is usually paid to the design elements. That’s obviously the most important thing, right? The images, the layout, the colors, […]
Website Architecture Questions Answered, Part IV
During my webinar last month I received a lot of questions both before and during my presentation on website architecture. I’m trying to answer a handful of questions each week […]
Website Architecture Questions Answered, Part III
Last week I was privileged to conduct a webinar on the topic of Website Architecture. Unfortunately I was only able to get to two of the three main topics due […]
Website Architecture Questions Answered, Part II
Today, at 10AM PST I’ll be conducting a webinar for SEMpdx. The webinar is titled Secrets to Creating a Search Engine Friendly Website, and it’s still not too late to […]
Website Architecture Questions Answered
I’m gearing up for a 1-hour webinar that I’ll be doing for SEMpdx next week. I’ve got more information on that below, but the SEMpdx crew asked their members to […]
Webinar: Secrets to Creating a Search Engine Friendly Website
I’ve just been tapped to conduct a webinar for the fine folks at SEMpdx. It’s an hour long webinar focused on website architecture, titled Secrets to Creating a Search Engine […]
I've Been Unleashed
When I first learned the title of the conference being developed by the crew over at Search Engine Guide I thought, “Awe, how cute. It fits the puppy theme.” Even […]
Web Developers: Please Stop Using the Hx Tag as a Design Element
Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of sites where the designers were a bit lazy on the coding of the visual elements. Especially when it comes to creating new styles […]
How Poor Product Categorization Can Frustrate Shoppers and Search Engines Alike
Like a sound site architecture and directory structure, product categorization can play a significant role in how both search engines and users are able to access your products. There are […]
Conferences Worth Attending: Sign Up NOW
SEMpdx Searchfest Ok, this one has come and gone but I wanted to provide a short debrief. I have to say that I had a fantastic time. Searchfest marked my […]
A Conference Schedule for Me And A Discount Code For You
I always wait until the last minute for these posts. I get so busy preparing that they just sneak right up on me. I forget that people need time to […]
Gearing up for SEMpdx
Going to SearchFest ’08 in Portland? I am. I’ll be speaking on website architecture. The SEMpdx blog has just posted a mini interview with Stoney deGeyter (that’s me, I just […]
When is Usability More Important than SEO?
Audio feed[audio:https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/emp/blog-audio/usability-analogy.mp3] Every day, we get businesses coming to us looking to improve their search engine rankings. They want to talk about an SEO campaign, but one quick look at […]
9 Paths of SEO Enlightenment, Part I
Audio feed[audio:https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/emp/blog-audio/eo-enlightenment1.mp3] Many SEOs obsess over search engine algorithmic details. They spend hours looking at the minutest of details hoping to achieve the perfectly “optimized” web page. In the process […]